The Nyota Pro three-pack is R599, and the UMBRA hub that unlocks full independent dual-zone control is sold separately. Standard effects still run from a motherboard header. South African buyers should read the R599 as the fan price, not the complete lighting solution.
A hundred rand of headroom sits between R599 and R700, and every cent of that headroom buys fans, not lighting hardware. The AsiaHorse Nyota Pro 120mm ARGB three-pack, in black or white, holds at R599 (VAT included) for three fans and a dual-zone ring apiece. The zone-splitting hub that AsiaHorse sells alongside them is billed on its own, and it does not ride along in that price.
The Nyota Pro three-pack costs R599 (VAT inclusive) in either black or white, and that figure buys three 120mm PWM fans with dual-zone ARGB rings and a modular interlock, nothing more. AsiaHorse's UMBRA hub, named in the listing as the route to full independent control of the two zones, is a separate purchase that Evetech does not carry. Standard lighting effects run from a motherboard's 5V 3-pin header without it, so the R599 pack lights and spins on its own from the moment it is fitted.
Three fans, each rated 800 to 2000 RPM under PWM and capable of moving air at up to 61.5 CFM while staying at 29 dBA or less, sit on a hydro-dynamic bearing built for a long service life. A modular interlock physically joins the trio into a single connected row, so the pack arrives ready to mount as a set rather than as three loose units needing separate leads. That is the complete list of what the price covers: fans, rings, interlock, and a one year local warranty on the pack.
AsiaHorse names its UMBRA hub as the accessory that unlocks independent colour control across the two ring zones. It is not part of the fan pack, and it is not something Evetech lists or sells. Anyone who wants that specific capability has to source the hub elsewhere, on top of the R599. If your interest runs more broadly to hub-based fan control, Evetech's fan controller range is worth a look, though it is a separate product line from AsiaHorse's own accessory.
Because the fans are sold only as a three-pack, R599 is really the entry cost for a full case row rather than a single unit. Multiply by however many rows a build needs, and treat any UMBRA purchase as a distinct, optional line item rather than something folded into the fan budget. For a wider look at 120mm options in this price bracket, Evetech's case fan listings group the range together.
No. The price covers three fans, their interlock and the dual-zone rings; the hub is billed separately by AsiaHorse and is not part of the pack.
Standard ARGB effects, driven from the motherboard's 5V 3-pin header, plus full PWM speed control from 800 to 2000 RPM, both included in the R599.
It is not part of our AsiaHorse range, so a build that depends on it needs the hub sourced through another channel.
No. Black and white three-packs both sit at R599, VAT included.
A one year local warranty covers the fans as supplied, independent of any lighting-control decision made afterwards.
Ready to plan a fan row around a fixed budget? Browse Evetech's case fan range to see where the Nyota Pro sits against the rest of the lineup.
No. The price covers three fans, their interlock and the dual-zone rings; the hub is billed separately by AsiaHorse and is not part of the pack.
Standard ARGB effects, driven from the motherboard's 5V 3-pin header, plus full PWM speed control from 800 to 2000 RPM, both included in the R599.
It is not part of our AsiaHorse range, so a build that depends on it needs the hub sourced through another channel.
No. Black and white three-packs both sit at R599, VAT included.
A one year local warranty covers the fans as supplied, independent of any lighting-control decision made afterwards.
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